If one does the entire blue book, what score do you think they should at least get?

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<p>the question is in the title. thanks.</p>

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<p>depends on how well they do on the tests</p>

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<p>lol I would average my scores together by section.</p>

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<p>If one does the entire blue book, what score do you think they should at least get?</p>

<p>a) Same as above
b) what score should they get?
c) what score do you think one should at least get?
d) what score should one get?
e) what score should one at least get?</p>

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<p>C</p>

<p>10characters.</p>

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<p>A…ftw!1</p>

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<p>c </p>

<p>…</p>

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<p>This is such an obscure question. If one does the entire blue book, they should at least get a 600 (200 each section for writing their name). In all seriousness, I did the entire blue book, and got a 1990. My friend did the entire blue book and got a 2270. It depends on the individual.</p>

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<p>“they should at least get a 600 (200 each section for writing their name)”</p>

<p>That is a common misconception. You don’t even have to write your name to get the points. As long as there is enough information to identify you, they can score your test. And any test scored will be at least a 600. There are some tests where if you do nothing you can even get 700+ due to lenient curves.</p>

<p>But if you actually spend time doing all the BB, I am fairly certain that you can achieve at least a 1000. Good luck in your endeavor.</p>